User`s guide

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Run configuration entries appear similar to this example:

%% @name foo

% @associatedFile C:\Documents\MATLAB\work\foo.m

% @mostRecentlyActioned true

% @uniqueId 695644b0:1355f0bb372:-7fb0

% Modify expression to add input arguments.

% Example:

% a = [1 2 3; 4 5 6];

% foo(a);

foo(1,2)

Copy the MATLAB command in the run configuration. In the example configuration,

the command is foo(1,2).

Open the MATLAB file associated with the run configuration that you want to keep.

In the example configuration, the file is C:\Documents\MATLAB\work\foo.m.

Click and then the field containing type code to run.

Paste the MATLAB command.

If the MATLAB expression spans multiple lines, create a script, and copy and paste the

code into the script. You can then run the script directly using .

Multiple vector creation from single selection in Variables editor

The Variables editor now allows you to create one or more new row or column vectors

from a single selection within an existing variable. The names of the new variables are

based on the name of the existing variable. Previously, the Variables editor could only

create a new array from a single selection, and new variables were called unnamed,

unnamed1, …, unnamedN.